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1. Virtualbox graphics controller install#
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Virtualbox graphics controller free#

If you need to link back to this dicussion in the bugzilla comment to better explain that headless != actual VirtualBox headless functionality, feel free to do so.

Looks like at least one other user agrees with you (as do I). Please open a bug for this package on our Bugzilla. :) - Maffblaster ( talk) 23:24, 17 February 2017 (UTC) Doneǃ -> - Maxxim ( talk) 07:34, 21 February 2017 (UTC) Perfect. Maxxim ( talk) 23:05, 17 February 2017 (UTC) Maxxim, very good description of the issue here. I think this should be addressed at the ebuild maintainer, the USE flag should be renamed, e.g. headless), you'll get exactly what you want, the GUI and the ability to run VMs in headless mode (handled by the executable VBoxHeadless).

Virtualbox graphics controller install#

To make a long story short: if you install VirtualBox with the default USE flags (i.e. This flag only defines whether the GUI is built/installed or not, however, it got nothing to do with the headless feature of VirtualBox itself. contribs) October 14, 2013‎ No, you're not missing anything - this actually is (in my opinion) a misconception of the USE flag 'headless'.

Virtualbox graphics controller windows#

It is fully possible using the binary package (under windows binaries at least) but if I add headless in package use flag of virtualbox then the flag excludes qt from the build phase.Īm I missing something here ? - The preceding unsigned comment was added by Ugadal ( talk I'm amazed, I wish to have the option to start a virt machine in headless mode (using Shift+ Start, or in regular mode using Start) from the VirtualBox GUI. Maxxim ( talk) 07:18, 21 February 2017 (UTC) Thanks for helping us do our homework. :) Are we okay to close up this discussion now? - Maffblaster ( talk) 16:43, 21 February 2017 (UTC) headless or Qt. Therefore, I revised the section to give the advice 'you may want to look into this' instead of 'disable itǃ', which I think is more adequate.

Maffblaster ( talk) 23:40, 17 February 2017 (UTC) While browsing the VirtualBox forum, I found rather inconclusive reports regarding the impact of the I/O APIC feature. Maxxim ( talk) 23:04, 17 February 2017 (UTC) Maxxim, if you think the warnings for IO APIC the Troubleshooting section can be safely removed (you seem to have experience with it), then please remove them and mark this discussion as done (just change open in the template listed above to done. But in general, I think this section is outdated - from personal experience, enabling IO APIC does not pose any problem for Windows guests whatsoever, and the mouse-over hint in the GUI clearly tells you how and when to use the option. The VirtualBox option is called IO APIC, and within the Windows guest one has to configure the system to ACPI (Control Panel -> Device Manager -> Computer -> ACPI x86-based PC). Regarding the terms used, the section is alright. In any way, this should be cleared up to avoid users getting confused over this looking like a mistake. In Performance Problems > Microsoft Windows Guest: I'm not sure if this is a mistake or Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller is really meant to be APIC. This discussion is done as of February 9, 2013. Also, there's no reason to disable that stuff power management. I'm closing this discussion, because I have updated the kernel configuration in the article with a proper (graphical) configuration. Why does the first kernel option specifically say "VMware"? You sure this is for VirtualBox? Second, what do the ACPI options have to do with VirtualBox? - Maffblaster ( talk) 18:54, 22 March 2017 (UTC)

Virtualbox graphics controller driver#

To get graphics support (High color framebuffer with 800圆00 and a starting X11) it seems to be a requirement to make the following kernel setting because there a some parts of this driver which are also necessary for VirtualBoxīy the way also some other settings should be made This discussion is done as of April 28, 2017.